Open science and reproducibility Flashcards
1
Q
What is meant by open science?
A
No financial, legal or technical barriers to accessing published papers
2
Q
What are two different levels of open science?
A
Green
Gold
3
Q
What is one reason open science is important?
A
To help the reproducibility crisis
4
Q
What are three benefits of open science?
A
- Lots more reads and citations
- Provides accountability and credibility
- Benefits everyone
5
Q
What are some key elements of open science?
A
Writing accessibly
Using R/posit cloud
Consider which journals to publish
6
Q
What is involved in preregistration?
A
Author deposits study design in repository - not peer reviewed
Author submits full manuscript - is peer reviewed
One peer review stage
7
Q
What is involved in registered reports?
A
Author submits a study design - is peer reviewed
Author submits full manuscript - is peer reviewed
Two peer review stages
